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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 10, 1914
Page
2
Fragmentary note lists a Sunday visit by Bishop Long to Forbes and Uadcoyabung. Mentions a Malted 70 ppm and reference to Warungli 110,19 with pat Ree A 1 GARDE AO. Details are garbled and names unclear.
An old notice lists a 11 am service at the Presbyterian Church in Porto with related hymns and events. It mentions YW Vittle and a person named Micrel with a scheduled Puthag, plus a 7.30pm event at Mey T MVIUE MA.
Advertisers are invited to verify that The Forbes Advocate has the highest circulation, exceeding the combined reach of the next two Forbes papers, in the standard manner.
Fragmented OCR text shows a local meat shortage affecting residents and businesses. It references named individuals and places, noting economic strain and community responses amid uncertain supply chains.
A fragmented 19th century review sketches Brook's Pictures alongside a satire on Faust and Hesiod. The piece blends literary critique with playful misprints and references to authors like Brenner and Shakespearean echoes amid chaotic OCR garble.
Fragmentary OCR brief covers swimming results with names and places unclear. Mentions Hn HbA ME and AMSA Hh, with scattered team and individual references. Partial scores or times are unreadable, leaving the core details intact only as hazy references.
Vague ballot text from Woorabil Farms references an application process for a homestead and a district official named Jeria ina Wealong. The garbled wording mentions Wyalong Gower Tone and a date near March. The fragment hints at an electoral action or eligibility ruling without clear outcomes or candidates.
A garbled notice discusses travel by motor car, naming Forboy Gurmge and dipinlet caterers, with references to NM Fe ErABE demand and expanded fleets. The fragment hints at improved trips, a revived service, and a new vehicle model described as a bowel magneto, suggesting larger capacity or range for travel services.
Reader notices a local concert series featuring Mars Liztle and accompanying performers. Event unfolds Friday and Saturday with multiple acts at a central venue. Tickets and hospitality by Forber Hull Vhs.
The coroner at Cudlaw homestead heard evidence from Rudolph Norman Jones, Sidney Jones, and others about a shooting and poison death. The verdict found Sidney Jones died from a gunshot wound caused by Jules Vallanach, and Jeeta Cateanden died from strychnine poisoning administered by Katheryn.
Vague report from Sydney market circles notes day to day price movements and trading activity. Mentions exporters buyers and potential shifts in demand with limited readable specifics.
The funeral service for the deceased was conducted by Rev W PF Dork of the Church of Rutan winster near Com gbolin. Jeerin Cattaneeh’s body was buried in a separate cemetery portion while the main ceremonies occurred at another area. MW i Butte of Foren handles arrangements.
A garbled clipped page notes various local items including a travelling musician, whisky makers, and a general meeting for a tennis club. It mentions Buckland tailoring, a Farhem river incident, and local tradesmen like Peppercorn, with scattered references to shops, weather, and clothing materials. The fragmentary text implies events and notices in a small town.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a police court session with mentions of Willan White fined for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. The text references a ward room, a hotel, and attendance by Wa ovjectors Win Whitby and Nan, with unclear dates and locations.
The Forbes 8 Races entry list has been received with two values noted as tentative. The meeting at Michardron's Hotel on Saturday eight at 9 o clock features races including Hibersing Piping Mandieay and a strong field with many named participants and social observers expected.
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